Richard Coffre
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Alternative to the class tidy ?
Hi all,
I know the class tidy to clean the HTML code.
Is there any alternative to do the same job ?
Thanks in advance
I know the class tidy to clean the HTML code.
Is there any alternative to do the same job ?
Thanks in advance
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What server type is your ISP?
ASKER
It is a linux.
I read that the class tidy is delivered with PHP5 but when i check the configuration of my ISP (www.ovh.com) i don't find this extension.
So i think that it is necessary to install it.
I don't use dedicated server.
I read that the class tidy is delivered with PHP5 but when i check the configuration of my ISP (www.ovh.com) i don't find this extension.
So i think that it is necessary to install it.
I don't use dedicated server.
Asking the ISP to install the tidy extension should be OK. If they are supporting PHP5, then they should allow the extension.
You can check by creating a PHP script containing ...
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
This will show you the full configuration.
Thing to see is if tidy is compiled into PHP.
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
This will show you the full configuration.
Thing to see is if tidy is compiled into PHP.
ASKER
In this case, tidy seems to be the best so now i have to find how to install it with my ISP.